I'm a Priest, Not an Evil God's Lackey

The first chapter seems to me to be a gimmick, and it's hard to have expectations for the rest of the story. If the protagonist really amputated the wrong leg, and the girl's legs were disabled (which is a bit of a satire of a real-life medical accident), and she was left to work in the church, I would still be able to accept it, but the result was that the wrong sole of the foot was installed. The prosthetic limb does not require magic, and it can also make the sole of the foot swing when walking. It only requires the protagonist to be better at carpentry. This magic is very expressive. Then the protagonist sells black bread. Is this a church or a bakery? It also adds gourmet elements, miscellaneous.

Have you ever opened a church? A bunch of random writing, taking it for granted

Have players on Earth been dragged into the game and never left again? "Real world" refers to the game world you are dragged into?

It's a bit interesting, but I don't feel like I can see everything at a glance.

There are players, a different world game copy type, the protagonist has a management game system, the protagonist is an aboriginal, what I see is currently neutral, and the settings are pretty much the same. Players have no sense of taste and hearing for beautiful music, and at the same time, fear and pain are very real.

I thought it was pretty good after reading it before.